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Slackware Quiz
Slackware Brain Busters: 20 Questions to test your mental endurance
Updated: Jun 05, 2023
Slackware is a Linux distribution created by Patrick Volkerding in 1993.
Think you're a Slackware expert? Put your knowledge to the test with this challenging quiz! With 20 questions covering a wide range of Slackware topics, this is not for the faint of heart. Are you up for the challenge? Enhance your knowledge.
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Patrick Volkerding
Richard Stallman
Linus Torvalds
Ian Murdock
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1992
1993
1994
1991
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User-friendliness
Stability And Simplicity
Cutting-edge Features
Large Software Repository
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Text-based Installation
Interactive Installation
Graphical Installation
Command-line Installation
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Touchscreen Interface
Command-line Interface
Graphical User Interface
Voice-controlled Interface
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IA-32 And X86_64
PowerPC And SPARC
RISC-V And Itanium
ARM And MIPS
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Softlanding Linux System
Red Hat
Gentoo
Debian
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Ubuntu
SUSE Linux
Zenwalk
VectorLinux
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Graphic Designers
Beginners
Advanced And Technically Inclined Users
Casual Users
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Public Code Repository
Source Code Repository
Community Repository
Official Repository
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Dpkg
Pacman
Slackpkg
Apt-get
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Runit
SysVinit
Upstart
Systemd
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MATE
KDE
XFCE
GNOME
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Tux
Gnu
Waddle
Slacky
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ZFS
XFS
Btrfs
Ext4
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Zsh
Bash
Fish
Csh
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"The Unix-Like Linux Distribution"
"The Friendly Linux Distribution"
"The Most Stable And Simple Linux Distribution
"The Universal Operating System"
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Names Of Scientists
Names Of Elements
Version Numbers
Names Of Planets
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.tar.gz
.deb
.tgz
.rpm
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Mint
Fedora
Ubuntu
VectorLinux
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